SNCC 60th

Hasan Kwame Jeffries (@ProfJeffries) is an associate professor of history at The Ohio State University where he teaches courses on the Civil Rights and Black Power Movement (Oct. 14: The Power of the Past).pic.twitter.com/iVyJ5fqReU

D’Atra Jackson (@MerQueenGangsta) is an organizer, trainer, big sister, godmother of four, and National Director of the Black Youth Project 100 (BYP100) (Oct. 14: The Power of the Past).pic.twitter.com/mI7wW2HrvU

Freddie Greene Biddle is a SNCC veteran and activist born in Greenwood, Mississippi who joined the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in 1965 and began working on voter registration and canvassing (Oct. 14: The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party).pic.twitter.com/Kv78thg1Z9

Amber Thomas is the Vice President of Effectiveness and Improvements in Operations of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (Oct. 14: A Case Study: The Fight for the Educational Ballot Initiative in Mississippi).pic.twitter.com/2TiILGdjs2

Tre’ Murphy (@TreMurphy) is the Deputy Director of Community Organizing for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund (Oct. 14: For the People: Attorneys General and District Attorneys).pic.twitter.com/qJK3sH7VPc

Roberto Rodriguez is an emeritus associate professor in the Mexican American Studies Department, at the University of Arizona (Oct. 15: Policing and Changing the Mission of the Criminal Justice System).pic.twitter.com/GHw6j8SVTL

Russlynn Ali (@RusslynnAli) is managing director of the education fund at the Emerson Collective and former assistant secretary for civil rights and equity at the U.S. Department of Education (Oct. 15: Education for Self-Determination and the Future Economy).pic.twitter.com/EO7G71IHWk

Wisdom Cole is the Interim National Director of the NAACP Youth & College Division where he serves more than 700 youth councils, high school/college chapters actively involved in the fight for civil rights (Oct. 16: The Importance of the Narrative: HBCUs and Africana Studies).pic.twitter.com/M1ErjIMOgp